Competition and Trade Sanctions

Indivior believes that competitive activities should be conducted fairly, ethically, and in compliance with applicable law. Among other things, Indivior accordingly prohibits collusion with competitors, dissemination of deceptive or misleading information about competitors, or improperly acquiring or sharing competitors’ confidential or proprietary information.

Trade sanctions are put in place to prevent individuals or entities from conducting business transactions that threaten the interests of sanctioning countries. They can be put in place for a variety of reasons such as preventing illegal activity and inhibiting acts of war and terrorism. Sanctions can be put in place nationally or internationally.

Indivior and our workforce members are not permitted to do business with individuals or entities subject to sanctions. Indivior performs routine screening of individuals and entities with whom we do business against over a thousand sanction lists. Additionally, workforce members are required to immediately notify Legal or Integrity & Compliance if they learn that a sanctioned individual or entity may be involved in an Indivior business activity.